As well as her radio shows, Angie’s voice – which has been referred to as “the smoothest and sexiest in the business” - can be heard on many commercials, documentaries, animation and corporate projects. Her favourite voice overs to date are the television endorsement for Quaker’s ‘Snack-A-Jacks’, voicing the Channel 4 programme ‘Bloody Women’ and The Jim Henson Company booking her for a character voice in CiTV’s animated series, ‘Construction Site’.

In the autumn of 1996, Angie made her television debut on BBC2 - hosting the absolutely hilarious “Get It On”, a dating game show that ran for three series. However, as a diverse entertainer, Angie has also appeared in theatre, pantomime and presented many live special event broadcasts.

Angie’s work has not gone unrecognised; in 1998 she received an EMMA (Ethnic Minority Media Award) for her work on radio, which she was nominated for by her peers and judged a winner by a prestigious media panel.

For more information, please contact Shining Management on 020 7734 1981.